You'll notice that there are no links on this post and there is a very good reason for that: her bitterness makes me sad and I don't want to fuel the fire that she started and possibly turn people off her books because of the way she views her readers. I couldn't, however, pass up such a primo song!
Without further ado, I invite you now to press Play and read along as we imagine none other than crooner, Nat "King" Cole, serenading us with that old standard...
I hope you enjoyed that little classic and that you'll join me again next week.Irretrievableby Nat "King" Cole
Irretrievable, that's what posts areIrretrievable, spread near and farLike the bitterness which clings to thee
Tactless posts hurt sales, you soon shall seeNever before has something been more
Irretrievable in every wayAnd forever more, online it'll stayCopied, pasted, blogged, and TweetedYour rant cannot be deletedIt really wasn't that bad of a review...
Irretrievable in every wayAnd forever more, online it'll stayThat's why, darling, it's incredibleThat a post so very regrettableWas inspired by a legitimate review
This is
Zombie Girrrl
4 comments:
So true. Love the post by the way. ^_^
Good post.
I have found, in reading book review blogs,that reviewers tend to be courteous and kind. Even if it's a book they are not overly excited about they simply state why and then go on to other points. I'm very impressed with blog reviews. Good or bad, a review is one person's opinion.
Ann
Thanks for your thoughts, Ann. I agree; I can't think of a single review or reviewer that has blatantly and maliciously bashed an author or their book. It doesn't happen very often, but when I find a book I don't like I say in my review that it wasn't for me then explain why. And usually I can find at least one quality that I did like.
good one, so true ;-D
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